Miki

Very nice, small Ramen restaurant. We had some delicious appetizers here as well. There are some quaint bars nearby where you might consider having a drink whilst waiting for a table as Miki doesn’t take reservations.

In the trendy neighborhood with good choices clustered in this Lochergut/Wiedikon area, Miki is a popular ramen shop that seems to always be packed! We went on Saturday evening around 18:30 and put our names down and were told to come back in 45 min. We easily filled up this time by grabbing a drink with all the bars close by it was no problem!
Unfortunately we were not particularly impressed by the food—we ordered the vegetarian variant of Zhajiang men with eggplant, miso ramen, and tofu gyoza. My Zhajiangmen didn’t have much flavor and the miso broth doesn’t stand out in any special way compared to the other ramen shops in town. But their noodles were exceptional and tasted hand-made and fresh. The gyoza was fresh and pan-fried but crumbled and fell apart in the sauce but was maybe the best part of our meal. The host and waiters were all super friendly and attentive; tap water is free and self-service.

We will definitely be coming back here! We arrived close to 6.30pm on a Friday evening and the whole place was full. Luckily we were first in line to wait for the next table. The waiter was so friendly and always had a smile on his face despite the very busy service. We ordered the vegetarian gyoza and both vegetarian ramens. All of it was delicious!

Super friendly service. Nice atmosphere.
The food is ok and not expensive at all.
But there is better Ramen out there.

Amazing food and very kind waitress! Prices are in line with Zurich standards. Tap water is free. You cannot reserve a table: you need to be patient and wait in line until a table will be free for you. I think I have waited for more or less half an hour but it was worth it!! I will come back!!

It’s been a few years since I was in Japan, but the Tonkotsu ramen here was very decent. The Gyoza, well, they must have a profit margin of 1000%. I’d stick to the ramen here. It’s a popular place though and has some wait time.

Charming little restaurant that serves mostly ramen, but also similar dishes like donburi and lots of appetizers. It can be quite busy and they don't take reservations, so it might be necessary to wait a while for a table. All noodles used in their dishes are fresh and hand made.